Peterborough community campaign wins national award
A community-focussed campaign to tackle serious and organised crime (SOC) in central Peterborough has won an award for partnership working.
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A community-focussed campaign to tackle serious and organised crime (SOC) in central Peterborough has won an award for partnership working.
An initiative that was launched last year in partnership with Queensgate Shopping Centre through the ‘Alliance’ project was a finalist for a national award.
Officers investigating a crash near a village are appealing for witnesses.
More than 70 e-scooters and e-bikes have been seized by neighbourhood officers across Huntingdonshire.
A house in March has been closed for three months due to concerns about drug use and dealing.
Police have issued a warning to residents ahead of the bank holiday weekend after a spike in burglaries last year.
Officers investigating a burglary at a Co-op in Willingham are appealing for information from the public.
A smart wristband will be issued to hundreds of people living with dementia to help safeguard some of the most vulnerable members of society
A topping out ceremony has been held to mark the highest point of the build of Milton Police Station.
People can surrender knives, knuckledusters, extendable batons, curved swords and zombie weapons without fear of prosecution